Joe Biden

Exit polls published by the New York Times have predicted that across the nation, white women have shown more support for Trump than in 2016.

The 2020 US Election is a tight race. President Donald Trump has defied the polls. The Democrats aren’t out of the race but it’s close.

Giving an impromptu speech, Kamala Harris told a crowd that she was fed up of talking about Trump and was focused on the future.

This Tuesday, the US will elect its next president, and the outcome could be disastrous for women’s health.

Sworn in earlier today, Amy Coney Barrett replaces the late, great Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Her appointment has divided Americans.

Kristen Welker, an NBC News White House correspondent, is the first black woman to moderate a presidential debate since 1992.

Rudolph and Poehler, who have each impersonated Harris and Clinton on Saturday Night Live, hosted the virtual fundraiser.

In a watershed moment for many Americans, Kamala Harris has formally accepted her nomination for Vice President of the United States at the DNC.

At The Democratic National Convention, former First Lady Michelle Obama issued a rallying cry, urging Americans to vote for Joe Biden at the election.

Headlining this year’s DNC is former First Lady Michelle Obama, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders.

The Australian has deliberately misinterpreted Bidens words to mean tokenism rather than one of role modelling, writes Sadhana Smiles.

Kamala Harris is the first woman of colour to be named as a vice presidential running mate; Joe Biden’s pick for the 2020 Presidental Election.